This is the best TCPDUMP Analysis video I saw by far on the internet. My Only gripe with this one is that its over too soon. I would really like a more in depth tutorial explaining a complete end to end troubleshooting with packet analysis based on a use case. Please do that for me :)
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Who else is here from their networking class?
Me lol, We just started last week
me
My exam is in two weeks, god help me
i am
lol on my 2nd week for NETW141
This is the best TCPDUMP Analysis video I saw by far on the internet. My Only gripe with this one is that its over too soon. I would really like a more in depth tutorial explaining a complete end to end troubleshooting with packet analysis based on a use case. Please do that for me :)
oh man i remember watching your videos when i was working towards my ccna, around 2012-2014, you help me a lot, thanks
Thanks man, very good video!
Thanks bro this helped a lot in my assignment
Thank you man very much!
Awsome😊😊
Thanks for a great video. How can you see the source application of the request or the content of the packet?
Nice.. Great video.. Please make a video on packet drop also
the ack in the first GET request seems to be acking again the same packet of previous TCP packet sent by the server. Why this duplicate ack?
best explanation
Really really nice...
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i get randon source ip's owned by google microsoft and amazon is that normal?
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you mean by pinging?
@@SkyFly19853 I really dont know but its freaking me out the protocol is TCP and every time i look the ip up its owned by big companies
@@SkyFly19853 How do i check if its by pinging
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By Ping command?
ping ip address
Don't you know how to do it?
Thanks mahn .. good work
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